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Author: Suzi Pratt

Suzi Pratt is a Seattle event, food, and travel photographer available for hire. She is also a contributing writer at Digital Photography School and runs a blog teaching others how to start a photography business.

Photos: Scott “Lord” Disick

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Photos of Scott “Lord” Disick’s highly anticipated appearance at Aston Manor in Seattle last night. The ruggedly handsome businessman and reality star from the hit TV show “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” was in town to host a late Valentine’s Day party at Seattle’s elite new social nightclub, Aston Manor. Check out select images in the post below, with the full photo set available here.

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Photos: The Presidents of the United States of America

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Last night, PUSA Fest 2014 was raging at the Showbox at the Market! Seattle rockers The Presidents of the United States of America performed their annual show during President’s Day weekend, much to the delight of a sold out audience who literally had the floor of the venue shaking throughout the night. Opening for PUSA were Seattle favorites Motopony, headed by Daniel Blue, and indie rockers You Scream I Scream. Check out photos below, with the full set available here.

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Photos: Karmin and Bryce Vine

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Last night, powerhouse pop duo Karmin and rising pop star Bryce Vine put on an explosive performance in front of an energetic sold out crowd at Neumos in Seattle. Karmin, consisting for Amy Renee Heidemann and Nick Noonan, are currently on their “Pulses” tour and they were quick to play their hit singles “Brokenhearted” and “I Want It All” before a rowdy crowd eager to sing along. Opener Bryce Vine of The Glee Project was also a force to be reckoned with as he pumped up the audience with his hit songs including “Where The Wild Things Are.” Check out photos from the show below, with the full photo set available here.

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Photos: 2 Chainz and Pusha T

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Last night, 2 Chainz (Tauheed Epps) and Pusha T (Terrence Thornton) played an epic sold out show at the Showbox SoDo in Seattle as part of their latest “2 Good to be T.R.U.” tour. Check out photos from the night below, with more available here.

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Photos: Imagine Dragons

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Seattle was pumped to welcome Imagine Dragons back to perform a huge show at Key Arena last night. Riding off of the success of their debut album Night Visions, the band played a highly energetic show, with lead singer Dan Reynolds at one point getting overcome with emotion as he basked in the glory of hearing the entire arena cheer the band on. Opening for Imagine Dragons were New Zealand pop rockers The Naked and Famous and newcomers X Ambassadors. Check out some photos from the show below, with the full gallery available for viewing here.

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Photos: Inside Brimmer and Heeltap Bistro Pub

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Take a look inside of the cozy, charming Brimmer and Heeltap bistro-pub in Ballard, located right across the street from Slate Coffee Roasters.

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Annual Review: Best of 2013 Photos

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2013 was an interesting and semi-transitional year photo-wise, as it included more “photos for business” than “photos for fun,” although certainly fun was had in all events! I added 2.0 terrabytes worth of data to my already full hard drives, which is pretty crazy. It took a while just to sort through all of the data, not to mention attempt to recap and pull out favorite images. Despite the time consuming nature of doing comprehensive recaps like this, I do this photo recap here on the blog every year, as I think it’s an important exercise to do periodically. It’s great for sentimental and business purposes, just to remember in numbers and visuals all of the things that were accomplished. Without further ado, here’s my recap of most of the photos I’ve snapped throughout 2013.

Concerts: 31

There were a LOT of bucket list bands this year, namely those from my teen/college years: Boyz II Men, 98 Degrees, Rihanna, Snoop Dogg, John Legend, Paul McCartney, Fall Out Boy, and Michael Bublé. Also some great performances by favorites such as Gogol Bordello, Joshua Radin, Alkaline Trio, P!nk, Steve Aoki, and of course, Macklemore.

Hands down the best concert moment of the year though happened at my favorite music festival: Killer Mike at Sasquatch when he took the stage, and the swell of emotion that took over his face as he was overcome with shock and joy. Amazing.

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1. Ellie Goulding @ Showbox – 2/6/13

2. Les Stroud, Survivorman @ Kirkland – 3/7/13

3. Passion Pit, Matt and Kim, and Icona Pop @ Paramount – 3/5/13

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4. Alicia Keys and Miguel @ WaMu Theater – 3/7/13

5. The Joy Formidable, Guards, and Fort Lean @ Neptune – 3/27/13

6. Phoenix and Mac DeMarco @ Paramount – 3/29/13

7. Rihanna and A$AP Rocky @ Key Arena – 4/7/13

8. Bad Religion and The Bronx @ Showbox – 4/24/12

9. Ghost B.C. @ Showbox – 4/30/13

10. Mindless Self Indulgence @ Showbox – 4/30/13

11. Nas @ The Republik – 5/15/13

12. Alkaline Trio @ Showbox – 6/7/13

13. Damian and Stephen Marley @ Marymoor

14. Sir Paul McCartney @ Safeco – 7/20/13

15. Gogol Bordello @ Neptune – 8/9/13

16. Fitz and the Tantrums @ Showbox – 8/10/13

17. Snoop Lion @ Showbox – 8/30/13

18. Matt Nathanson and Joshua Radin @ Showbox – 9/21/13

19. P!nk and New Politics @ Key Arena – 10/21/13

20. Empire of the Sun @ Paramount – 10/24/13

21. The Slants @ Alhambra Theater – 11/1/13

22. Iron and Wine @ Paramount

23. Atlas Genius and Family of the Year @ Neptune – 11/12/13

24. Selena Gomez @ Key Arena – 11/13/13

25. Michael Bublé @ Key Arena – 11/16/13

26. Steve Aoki and Borgore @ Paramount – 11/21/13

27. John Legend and Tamar Braxton @ Paramount – 11/26/13

28. Drake and Miguel @ Tacoma Dome – 12/5/13

29. Macklemore and Ryan Lewis with Sir Mix-a-Lot @ Key Arena – 12/12/13

30. The Weekend @ Paramount

31. New Kids on the Block, Boyz II Men, 98 Degrees
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Festivals: 7

1. Emerald City ComiCon 2013 @ Seattle, WA – 3/7/13

2. SXSW @ Austin, TX – 3/19/13

3. Sasquatch 2013 @ The Gorge – 5/27/13

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4. Capitol Hill Block Party – 7/20/13

5. Bumbershoot – 9/1/13

6. Deck the Hall Ball – 12/7/13

7. Jingle Ball – 12/9/13

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Favorite 2013 Music

Jay-Z: “Holy Grail” and “Tom Ford”

J. Cole: “Crooked Smile” and “Power Trip”

Kanye West: “Black Skinhead” and “Bounds 2″

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Miley Cyrus: “We Can’t Stop” and “J’Adore”

Drake: “The Language” and “Started From the Bottom”

Rihanna: “What Now”

Eminem: “Rap God” and “Monster”

Favorite All Around Albums: Jay-Z (Magna Carta…Holy Grail) and Atlas Genius (When It Was Now).

Favorite New Artists: Ariana Grande and Fifth Harmony

Ariana Grande: The new Mariah Carey. I miss MC’s sound, so it’s nice to see it being revived.

Fifth Harmony: A complete surprise discovery at Jingle Ball this year. I love the catchy pop vibe of their tunes, as well as their multi-ethnic background. The Spanish version of their hit album “Better Together” has been stuck on repeat on my Spotify player for the entire month of December.

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Restaurants: 67

A whirlwind year of new restaurant activity and some huge improvements I made in my architectural and interior photography techniques. I haven’t been this in love with architecture since my college art history days.

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1. Brass Tacks

2. Bait Shop

3. Kedai Makan
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4. Von Trapp’s

5. Chef Steps

6. Palisade Restaurant

7. Anchors Down

8. Dick’s Drive In

9. Luna Park Cafe

10. Radiator Whiskey

11. Sun Liquor

12. Folik Kitchen + Cocktails

13. Vintage Cave Honolulu

14. Sam Choy’s Island Style Grille

15. Ryan’s Grill

16. Kincaid’s Honolulu

17. Lil Woody’s Ballard

18. Tanaka San

19. Le Zinc

20. Stoneburner

21. Little Uncle

22. Zig Zag Cafe

23. Beth’s Cafe

24. Five Point Cafe

25. Cafe Lago

26. The Old Sage

27. Henry’s 1st Ave Tavern

28. Juice Box

29. Rachel’s Ginger Beer

30. Mecca Cafe

31. Wedgwood Broiler

32. Skillet Diner, Ballard

33. Maximilien Garden Rooftop

34. The Dish

35. Bloom Restaurant

36. Vif Wine and Coffee Bar

37. Percy’s in Ballard

38. Westward

39. Bar Cantinetta, Cap Hill

40. Oliver’s Twist

41. Poppy

42. Boat Street Cafe

43. Barnacle

44. Picnic Gourmet Grocery

45. Il Corvo Pasta

46. The Hollywood Tavern

47. Altstadt

48. London Plane

49. Bar Sajor

50. Parfait Ice Cream Shop

51. Teacher’s Lounge

52. Hattie’s Hat

53. Roux

54. Ada’s Technical Books

55. Liam’s

56. Aragona

57. Kaisho

58. Loulay

59. Stockbox Grocery

60. Miller’s Guild

61. Tallulah’s

62. Hello Robin

63. RN74 Seattle

64. La Bodega

65. Salty’s on Alki

66. Eureka

67. Lottie’s Lounge
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Events: 25

From red carpet events and conventions to Ron Jeremy and The Bachelorette, it’s been an interesting mashup of event photography this year. A nice mix of corporate and editorial assignments! I don’t even think the list below is completely representative of all the events I shot this year, but it covers most of the fun ones.

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1. SoDo Comes Alive @ Aston Manor

2. Game of Thrones Premiere

3. Taste Washington 2013

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4. Ron Jeremy @ Linda’s

5. Lu’ulu Culinary Arts Gala

6. Capitol Hill Pride Picnic

7. Prom Dress Rugby

8. Melrose Market Street Fair

9. Trace + Art Institute of Seattle Dinner with Top Chef’s Tiffany Derry

10. Whale watching with Adriana de Moura

11. Star Wars International Collectors Event (ICE) 2013

12. Porklandia @ The VUDE with John and Caprial Pence

13. Kurt Cobain House

14. Vogue Runway Fashion Show

15. Simon Doonan @ Barneys New York

16. Simon Doonan and Tomoko Ogura @ Barneys New York

17. Hawaii Fishing and Seafood Festival

18. Bachelorette Desiree Hartsock and Jenni Hogan

19. Halloween @ Capitol Hill

20. Chef Michael Symon @ St Martin’s University Gala

21. Totem Star Luau

22. Coates Design Holiday Party

23. Chef Rick Bayless event for Negra Modelo

24. Geocaching Annual Event for Groundspeak

25. Victoria’s Secret Angel Candice Swanepoel

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Travels: 7

I made my first trip to Mexico, but other than that, no other exotic international locations. I did have a great time discovering more of the USA by going on my first Alaska cruise, and rediscovering places such as Austin and the Oregon Coast. The most important journeys of the year were my trips back home to Hawaii to spend time with family and my new nephew, Xylen. I spent a total of 6 weeks in Hawaii this year, the longest stretch of time since my college days, and I’m eternally grateful for the time I was able to have.

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1. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico (Jan 2013)

2. Vancouver, B.C. (Feb 2013)

3. Austin, Texas (SXSW) (Mar 2013)
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4. Oahu and Big Island, Hawaii (May 2013 and Oct 2013)

5. Alaska (Jun 2013)

6. Victoria, B.C. (Jun 2013)

7. Oregon Coast (Jul 2013)

8. Portland (Oct 2013)
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Farms: 14

This year I added a new photo category in the form of visually documenting farms. It’s part of a larger Gemini Connect project to be shared later.

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1. Hoehn Bend Farm

2. J.F. Miniature Donkey Ranch

3. Aikane Coffee Plantation

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4. Wow Farm

5. University of Hawaii at Hilo Beekeepers

6. Rare Hawaiian Organic Kiawe Honey

7. Hamakua Spring Tomatoes and Bananas

8. Waialea Agriculture

9. Kuahiwi Ranch

10. Natural Energy Lab of Hawaii (NELH)

11. Hamakua Mushrooms

12. Hirabara Farms

13. Big Island Goat Dairy

14. Big Island Abalone
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Photos: Inside Slate Coffee Roasters

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Are you looking for an authentic, one-of-a-kind coffee experience in Seattle? If you can look beyond the myriad of independent (and awesome!) local coffee shops in the home of Starbucks, I highly recommend a stop at Slate Coffee Roasters in Ballard. This cozy, friendly cafe has the vibe of the bar from Cheers! – a warm, inviting place where everyone knows your name after a few repeat visits. Slate’s laid back demeanor begs for at least 2-3 hours of your time to chill out and chat with the baristas, or pull up a stool with a good book and lounge the afternoon away. Be prepared to load up on caffeine during your stay, especially if you order the coffee tasting flight (which I highly recommend!). This flight gives you a sampling of all of the coffees that Slate currently has in stock, and they come in a variety of presentations, from a straight up espresso shot to a foamy latte. If you’re in a hurry, no worries–you can still order coffee by the cup to go. But the real selling point of Slate is to sit for a couple hours and soak up the complete experience.

Slate is located in Ballard, off of the main drag near the new Brimmer and Heeltap bistro pub.

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Photos: Macklemore and Ryan Lewis with Sir Mix-a-Lot

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Check out photos from Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ grand homecoming to play night number two of three sold out shows at Key Arena in Seattle. Opening for this evening was special guest Sir Mix-a-Lot.

Click here to see the full gallery of photos, and here to read a concert review in Rolling Stone!

Macklemore performing live in Seattle at Key Arena concert photo

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Rebranding Websites and Blogs for 2014

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Confession: I set off on this self employment journey with no intention of being a full-time photographer. There are plenty of reasons, but it all boils down to this: I’ve never viewed the field of photography as being a sustainable career with the way the economy and overall job market has been heading over the past decade. One need only look at Fstoppers or any other major photography blog to find all of the tools, lessons, and advice to become a professional photographer. It’s almost a sin for other pro photographers to not be spilling their techniques and trade secrets a la creative LIVE or Lynda. I can’t hate–these were my photography lessons that taught me what I know. Anyway, my point is being a pro photographer is easier than ever due to resources, but harder as well because competition for paying gigs get stiffer by the day.

As a result, I originally named my business “Altimate Images” with the idea that it would encompass my photography and business development services. Until recently, my business was registered across the board as a marketing agency; I made no industry associations with photography. It was only several months ago when I was doing my accounting that I realized that well over half of my income was coming from photo gigs. It was that realization, along with reading an awesome marketing book, that made me determine that a little rebranding was in order.

“It is no secret that it is a tough time to be a professional photographer. But it is absolutely an incredible time to be taking pictures.” – Joshua Trujillo

Suzi Pratt Photography

 

The first change came in the form of conceding and changing my main website and Facebook page to Suzi Pratt Photo. As my annual income and expenses show, it’s almost impossible to not consider myself a full-time photographer any more. I’ve found that my main website, which I originally intended to be a casual blog and portfolio, has become a major player in winning new clients and business. Thus, the site has needed a shift in focus to become more official. I gave in and renamed it to Suzi-Pratt.com with a main service offering of photography. The old blog that I had here still exists, but it’s been renamed to “Latest News,” which I think is a more accurate title, considering these posts are largely photo-centric summaries of the latest projects I’ve been working on.

 

“Blogging for personal expression is not the same thing as blogging for a business.” – Lee Odden

Intrepid FreelancerThe second rebranding came in the form of my new blog, Intrepid Freelancer. I decided to rebrand my blog for several reasons. First, I wanted it to be a site where I could freely express opinions without worrying about past and prospective clients seeing them on my homepage. Secondly, I wanted a blog that had more of a theme to it, rather than just my random ramblings and brag book of latest photos. Intrepid Freelancer seemed like a keen theme, and thus far it’s been a fun adventure building this site up. I strategized for several months before actively publishing and marketing the blog, going over hundreds of case studies and advice for curating an effective blog. Apparently I’ve been doing something right! Intrepid Freelancer is barely 6 months old with only a handful of published blog on it,  and daily traffic is already on average double that of Suzi-Pratt.com, which has over 4 years of content on it. A good chunk of Intrepid Freelancer traffic results in site visits to my portfolio, which more than pays for itself. This fact alone proves that one need not have an established, highly linked to website to stand out. It’s all about the content and stories being published.

“I’ve always enjoyed traveling and having experience with different cultures and different people. But it’s also a wonderful thing to be able to benefit and enable research, not only in our country but around the world.” -Laurel Clark

Gemini Connect Digital Marketing Agency

Now that photography and blogging had their own homes, what of business development services? That comes in the form of Gemini Connect, which is what Altimate Images initially set out to be, and more. My business partner and I have an epic 5 year plan for Gemini Connect that will boost it to a whole new level, but for now it serves as our portfolio page for prospective business development clients, all of whom are in the tourism industry.

 

At any rate, each of the three sites aims to offer something different, and I hope that you will connect with me on one or all of them if you haven’t already. See you online!

 

Suzi-Pratt.com – the (largely) objective photography portfolio site

Intrepid Freelancer – the more opinionated personal blogging site

Gemini Connect – handling all things related to business services and business development